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Free Friday Films are back at Innis this semester. October promises a month of spooky offerings (Freaky Friday Films? Free Frightful Films?), with a focus
One of the most ubiquitous and fundamental elements unifying modern media is the usage of computer-generated imagery, or CGI. Found frequently in film, TV, music
Have you noticed the Bell Lightbox Theatre popping up in your social media feeds since early September? Have you noticed that more and more classmates
HEY INNIS! (Hey What?) Welcome to the first issue of The Innis Herald volume NINE! *record scratch* Wait, that doesn’t sound right. If the Innis
MLB season is once again nearing its end, and of course, the most heated debate is who will be 2022’s MVP? This season there are
“All work published in the Innis Herald, on the Innis Herald website, or on the Innis Herald podcast is representative of the author or creator
V58 E1 Pitch List The Innis Herald Form for pitch pickup: https://forms.gle/8EtZZTpDv6r3UtzU9 SERIOUS AND SOURCES (500-1000 words) Arts and Culture (Call for Photographic Pieces, Written
After a quick break, the Innis Herald is back for another year! We have a lot of stuff in store for you! So here is
BIG NEWS! Innis College’s first in-person book launch is happening today! Sharon English, one of the fantastic professors over at the Writing & Rhetoric program
The idea of winter break is to celebrate one’s accomplishments throughout the previous semester and allow time to unwind. However, for some living on campus,
Last summer, my best friend Sarah began to experience intense pain in her upper jaw and mouth area. She went to a doctor immediately and
Thank you… I would like to preface with a sincere thank you to you all for another successful year at the Innis Herald. It has
Do you ever feel trapped inside your own mind? Lost in a maze of big essay deadlines, unwatched lectures, and approaching midterms? Completely freaking out
With the COVID-19 restrictions, the bookstore became one of my favourite spots during the 2021 summer. I mean, when everything is closed down, I might
with you feels right when my city, the one I ask if you’ll call your own, (you know the streets better than I), is dark,
Looking back, it’s honestly shocking that a humble group of truckers, who began a convoy on January 23rd, 2022 to protest vaccine mandates, turned into
Hot off the heels of the #OscarsSoWhite and #MeToo movements, Hollywood’s mask of glitz and glamour has slipped. A reckoning has been led by racial
My introduction to Sana Imran, beyond a 2021 virtual Innis College Orientation greet, took place earlier this academic year at a Wellness Advising appointment. Yet
Whether it makes you think of Disney movies or bedtime stories, there is no call for a child’s attention quite as effective as “Once upon
On January 6th, 2021, the whole world witnessed the United States of America, one of the Western world’s oldest democracies, experience a “brush with death.”
One of my favorite acquisitions this winter was John Koenig’s The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows. John Koenig is a wordsmith in every sense of the
